Watch: I Suffer Due To Rogue Judges Appointed By Obama, Says Trump
Even good cases collapse against 'rogue' judges appointed by Obama, the U.S. President said.
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European Union Penalizes Google For Harming Competition
According to the report, the penalties include €460 million for Google's search practices and €430 million for restrictions within the Play Store
Teen Drops Mental Health Lawsuit Against Meta Before Trial
The report said the lawsuit originally named several major social media companies, including Google's YouTube, Snap's Snapchat, ByteDance's TikTok, and Meta.
French Model Scout Daniel Siad Linked To Epstein Found Dead
Siad was under investigation in France over allegations that he helped Epstein recruit and traffic young women for sexual abuse.
Why Are House Democrats Investigating Jeffrey Epstein's Foreign Ties
The requests are unlikely to advance in the Republican-controlled House.
This California Law Could Make Groceries Even More Expensive
Senate Bill 54, the Plastic Pollution Prevention and Packaging Producer Responsibility Act, was designed to reduce plastic waste by requiring companies that produce packaging to help pay for the cost of recycling and disposing of it
U.S. Judge Declines To Halt Meta Layoffs Amid AI Bias Lawsuit
Meta has denied the allegations, maintaining that employment decisions were made by managers rather than artificial intelligence.
Can Trump Sue Himself?
All those whose rights have been violated by the criminal acts of a government employee have a cause of action against the government seeking to compensate them for the demonstrable harm the government employee caused them
Trump Dismisses Court-Appointed U.S. Attorney In Seattle
The report said the dismissal is part of a broader dispute over the appointment of federal prosecutors.
Todd Blanche Says $1.8 Billion Anti-Weaponization Fund Is Dead
Lawmakers from both parties questioned Blanche because the settlement agreement has not been formally amended
Elizabeth Warren Clashes With Fed Chair Kevin Warsh Over Ethics
Bowman discussed interest rates during the gathering, although CNN said it had not independently verified the claim
Apple Wins Dismissal Of iCloud Child Abuse Material Lawsuit
U.S. District Judge Noël Wise ruled that Apple is protected under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which shields online platforms from certain claims related to third-party content.
Lawsuit Accuses Meta Of Using AI To Target Disabled Workers
The lawsuit is linked to the company's broader workforce reduction plan, which called for cutting about 10 percent of its global workforce.
ICE Suspends Most Traffic Enforcement Following Deadly Incidents
Angus King said the agents involved in the Biddeford shooting were not equipped with body cameras, despite congressional funding for the technology.
Why Are Supreme Court Justices Seeking More Security Funding
Barrett said explaining such dangers to her children was one of the most difficult aspects of serving on the nation's highest court.
Hennepin County Obtains Evidence In Metro Surge Shootings
The report said prosecutors received extensive evidence, including the Honda Pilot driven by Renee Good when she was fatally shot.